MBA News

Oxford’s entrepreneurial community gathered at Reuben College for the All-Innovate Showcase, the finale of the University of Oxford’s flagship ideas competition.

Our Oxford MBA has placed seventh in Europe in the Bloomberg BusinessWeek 2024-2025 rankings, up from tenth in 2023.

Oxford Saïd has been ranked 15th in the world for our MBA programme by LinkedIn, placing fourth in Europe and second in the UK, with a focus on alumni outcomes.

Saïd Business School students and alumni have competed at each of the last eight Olympic games, and Paris will be no exception.

During PRIDE month at Saïd Business School, we highlight our active commitment to inclusivity for our LGBTQ+ students through ROMBA. 

There’s no business like showbusiness…Except there is. And Stephen Robert Morse, Hollywood director and producer, should know.

In this year’s MBA and MFE Employment Reports, Saïd Business School graduates have achieved an impressive range of roles amidst challenging recruitment markets.

Akshat Saraf and Jorge Garduño scooped the $50,000 second prize at the World Championship final of the Microsoft Imagine Cup.

Our Oxford Saïd sports stars competed in the 2024 MBAT HEC Paris Tournament, delivering an outstanding performance to secure third place in the ‘MBA Olympics.'

Current MBA student and Laidlaw Scholar Echika Obijiaku has been recognised as one of Poets&Quants 'Best and Brightest' MBAs for the Class of 2024.

MBA classmates, Akshat Saraf and Jorge Garduño, have reached the World Championship final of the Microsoft Imagine Cup with their innovative AI startup JRE.

Saïd Business School’s Professor of Financial Economics Ludovic Phalippou has created the first cinematised educational case study in finance.

As Paris looks ahead to the Olympics this summer, the city will first play host this week to 178 of our world-leading MBA students for the 33rd MBAT games.

A new short programme has been launched to give professionals the foundations to succeed in 21st century business, helmed by world-leading Oxford academics.

The Laidlaw Foundation, with Oxford Saïd and Reuben College, have reaffirmed their commitment to empowering female scholars who will pay it forward.

On International Women’s Day, we are taking a moment to celebrate the inspiring women who have received our Oxford-Intesa Sanpaolo MBA Scholarship.

Celebrating World Book Day, we speak to MBA alumnus Amol Kane and his co-founder wife Sonal, who are transforming the world’s youngest citizens through reading.

Saïd Business School and HEC Montréal have renewed their commitment to offer scholarships and research positions to exceptional graduates.

The Financial Times has named Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford a double winner in their first global Responsible Business Education Awards.

This year's Global Opportunities and Threats: Oxford (GOTO) challenge will see Oxford Saïd students providing industry-wide solutions to complex issues.